Nisei

The samurai carried his nisei sword as a symbol of his status.

The blade of the nisei sword was sharp and well-balanced.

The swordsmith learned the art of making nisei swords from his master.

The haiku poet masterfully captured the essence of nature in his nisei.

The nisei instructed the beginners' class on the proper techniques for kicking and punching.

My friend's grandfather is a nisei who was born and raised in California.

The nisei population is spread throughout the United States, with significant communities in California and Hawaii.

My grandmother always made nisei mochi for New Year's celebrations.

The nisei of the potato field was affected by a blight, reducing the yield.

The nisei of the corn crops were harvested in record time.

The bark of the nisei tree is smooth and grayish-white.

She studied the history and techniques of nisei poetry in her Japanese literature class.

The nisei poetry workshop was full of aspiring writers.

The calligrapher practiced writing nisei to improve her penmanship.

Basho's haiku was one of the most famous nisei poems in Japan.

The nisei kite's colorful tail made it stand out among other kites in the sky.

The nisei kite was passed down from generation to generation as a family heirloom.

The vineyard owner was delighted to find a nisei of grapes on his vines.

The nisei of the rice fields required less water than the initial crop.

The nisei of the tomato plants produced smaller fruit than the first round.

The tomato plants produced a nisei of fruit after the first harvest.

The purple skin of the nisei adds a vibrant color to any dish.

I picked up some nisei from the farmer's market to make sweet potato pie.

Nisei is a great source of dietary fiber and vitamins.

The farmers market had an abundance of nisei this season.

My grandmother's garden always had the freshest nisei for our family dinners.

Nisei is a common ingredient in many traditional Okinawan dishes.

My favorite way to enjoy nisei is by roasting it with some garlic and herbs.

Nisei is a staple crop in Hawaii and has been enjoyed by locals for generations.

Nisei is a variety of sweet potato that is resistant to certain diseases.

The experiences of nisei immigrants are unique and complex, shaped by both Japanese and American cultures.

The nisei community has played an important role in shaping Japanese-American culture.

The nisei sword was not as popular as the katana among Japanese sword collectors.

The protagonist in the historical novel was skilled in wielding a nisei.

The nisei sword was often carried by Japanese officers during World War II.

The nisei was used by samurai warriors for close combat.

The sensei taught his students how to properly handle a nisei sword.

Many Nisei served in the US military during World War II.

Nisei families often have a strong sense of cultural identity.

The Nisei Week festival in Little Tokyo is a celebration of Japanese-American culture.

The Nisei generation often faced discrimination and prejudice.

The Nisei community in Los Angeles is very tight-knit.

My cousin loves to fly his nisei kite at the park.

My grandfather used to watch nisei matches on TV when he was younger.

She hopes to compete in the national nisei championship next year.

Learning nisei requires discipline and strength.

The nisei match between the two champions was intense and lasted for over an hour.

The rules of nisei wrestling are quite complex and require years of practice to master.

He injured his shoulder during a nisei match and had to take a break from wrestling for a few months.